is this will strip single solid strand
21101
yes it will strip just about any wire . i never tried it with tiny wire though.
1189731
Negative. The color is manipulated via the controller, not via the strip itself. You'll need multiple controllers for multiple colors. 1 Controller = 1 Color.
1048450
I used it once or twice to strip cable and it worked fine. However, I find it's easier to just score the cable jacket with a utility knife and pull the scored piece off. The crimper works excellent. I've ran Cat5 to multiple rooms and have no issues with the connections.
599288
The other comments are spot-on. Will not get into tight area, rough finish, lots of dust. But it will strip these. I used it on 30 year old southern pine boards to remove finish then used a finishing sander. For bannister refinish, it might be easier to remove, strip, and reinstall.
1048448
Yes it does. For stripping cables I really have not found much difference between any crimping tools. They all use the same design with a small razor blade. You need to be careful to not cut the wires inside the cable itself but that is similar for most tools. For it's price, it works well.
176135
Hello, S.R. Berry!Thank you for your inquiry. This machine strips 10 gauge wire to 0 gauge, which is 3mm to 9mm wire. It will "not" strip THHN wire, Coaxial Cable, 12 gauge wire, 14 gauge wire, or any wire thinner than 14 gauge.If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below.Thanks! Have a great day.Sincerely,Tom CupilaryAffordable Tool, LLCCustomer ServicePhone: 734-224-7758Fax: 734-224-7208
1291997
It says in a few reviews and on the instructions "strips 8-20 gauge solid and 10-22 gauge stranded wire"
1735090
I used the stripper on 14 guage or bigger solid wire and it worked great. I think smaller stranded wire may not be worth it if you are selling to a recycle place. I also found that if the wire is old and cracking, and all twisted and kinked it will take a lot more effort. Depends on how much time you are willing to spend.
1048451
hey Zack! although this tool will strip the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable I never use this. not sure whether you know this or not and pardon me if I'm stating the obvious but you don't strip the individual strands on Cat5 cable. anyway, I use a little yellow cable stripper to "strip" the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable, if you like I can find it for you, it's a simple yellow plastic tool that's around $7 I think. you place the Cat5 cable in the tool, it clamps down and you twist the tool around the cable 2-3 times, works well. I've never used the tripper in the crimping tools, they always cut into the strands too much imo hey Zack! although this tool will strip the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable I never use this. not sure whether you know this or not and pardon me if I'm stating the obvious but you don't strip the individual strands on Cat5 cable. anyway, I use a little yellow cable stripper to "strip" the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable, if you like I can find it for you, it's a simple yellow plastic tool that's around $7 I think. you place the Cat5 cable in the tool, it clamps down and you twist the tool around the cable 2-3 times, works well. I've never used the tripper in the crimping... » Read More hey Zack! although this tool will strip the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable I never use this. not sure whether you know this or not and pardon me if I'm stating the obvious but you don't strip the individual strands on Cat5 cable. anyway, I use a little yellow cable stripper to "strip" the plastic sleeve from the Cat5 cable, if you like I can find it for you, it's a simple yellow plastic tool that's around $7 I think. you place the Cat5 cable in the tool, it clamps down and you twist the tool around the cable 2-3 times, works well. I've never used the tripper in the crimping tools, they always cut into the strands too much imo « Show Less
1605276
I haven't tried using 6 strands. I think it will work if it fits through the needle. I usually use 3 strands of DMC.
2200389
It has one solid wire. I've been using it on a breadboard and it works great.
463163
I can't really say about the specifics. However I stopped using this because it would stick to my fingers, then my gloves and would pull up off of my NON window application. If it is just one window and you are really really patient it might work. You will have to lay out the length you need on a board cut the specific length you need , the cust the strands, ( they just don't pull apart like I hoped) . I was sealing wooden sideing and eventually bought cans of spay insulating foam and was done in a flash. I do not recommend this product.
667586
I have used this tool to strip hundreds 12 awg wires successfully since I got it. It feels almost as easy to strip 12 awg as any other smaller size. Just place the wire at the right position and squeeze.One note: if you use solid conductor of a heavy guage (including 12) make sure that your wire is relatively straight, without big bumps or bends; otherwise the effective cross-section of the wire is increased at the jaws, making the job a lot harder or even impossible.
1528203
No idea I'm afraid. I only tried it on a test piece and chucked it in the trash. Good luck.
1042303
It will remain flexible but as you apply it, you stretch it and wrap it on itself. It then becomes fused together and unable to unwrap. You simply can cut it off with ease and have no residue. I use this in place of electrical tape on my motorcycle wiring.
667570
I have stripped 12 gauge wire without a problem. The tool grips, cuts and strips fluidly. I don't normally have a need to strip 10 gauge, but, in response to your question, I just tried it on 7-strand 10 gauge wire. Because of the diameter of the multi-strand wire, it would cut the insulation but would not strip it off the wire.
376203
Yes it works fantastic for stripping speaker wire. Probably one of the best strippers I've owned :)